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Dunstan: Getting the drill press home
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Dunstan: New drill press, in parts ready for a cleaning and maybe a painting
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Dunstan: New drill press, in parts ready for a cleaning and maybe a painting
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Dunstan: The table and vise
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Dunstan: The head
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Dunstan: The motor
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Dunstan: The motor
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Dunstan: The table is stamped with DP204, so I'm not sure if it's from a different model or not
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Dunstan: The serial number tells me that this drill press was manufactured in 1948!
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Dunstan: It came with a 6A 33 taper 1/2-in Jacobs chuck
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Dunstan: It came with a 6A 33 taper 1/2-in Jacobs chuck
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Dunstan: It came with a 6A 33 taper 1/2-in Jacobs chuck
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Dunstan: Taking the drill press apart
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Dunstan: Taking the drill press apart
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Dunstan: Taking the drill press apart
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Dunstan: Taking the drill press apart
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Dunstan: Taking the drill press apart
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Dunstan: Taking the drill press apart
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Dunstan: Cleaning up the drill press column
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Dunstan: Cleaning up the drill press column
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Dunstan: Cleaning up the drill press column
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Dunstan: Taking the spindle off the drill press head
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Dunstan: Taking the spindle off the drill press head
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Dunstan: Taking the spindle off the drill press head
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Dunstan: Taking the spindle off the drill press head
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Dunstan: The dismantled drill press being dropped off at the sand blaster's
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Dunstan: Atlas 1614 Compound Vise, after cleaning and reassembly
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Dunstan: Atlas 1614 Compound Vise, after cleaning and reassembly
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Dunstan: Atlas 1614 Compound Vise, after cleaning and reassembly
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Dunstan: Atlas 1614 Compound Vise, after cleaning and reassembly